Herr Joh. Fenzl und Mad. Rohrbeck, in der Parodie ‘Der Kobold’ von Fr. X. Told
Johann Christian Schoeller · 1782 - 1851
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Herr Joh. Fenzl und Mad. Rohrbeck, in der Parodie ‘Der Kobold’ von Fr. X. Told, Johann Christian Schoeller (1838). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Johann Christian Schoeller died in 1851; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored engraved costume plate shows a woman in a red tunic with butterfly-like wings leaping through the air above a second woman in a white ballgown holding a potted rose plant. The room has arched windows, a green curtain, a mirror, and wooden chairs. The print is titled as a parody of Der Kobold by Fr. X. Told, with figures Herr Joh. Fenzl and Mad. Rohrbeck, attributed to Johann Christian Schoeller and dated 1838.
